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I don't live in London, but I'm interested in acquiring a stationary bike to do cardio at home. Does anyone have recommendations?
by GalenErso 4y ago
I don't live in London, but I'm interested in acquiring a stationary bike to do cardio at home. Does anyone have recommendations?
- swarnie 4y agoGet a Peloton with a financing deal, hope either they or the underwriter collapse shortly after. Free bike.
- ddek 4y ago> hope either they or the underwriter collapse shortly after Has this ever worked? Surely the administrator would just sell the debt at a discount (for them, not you).
- dmurray 4y agoIf Peloton collapse, they would stop providing their cloud product and you presumably wouldn't be on the hook to keep paying them, and they might not ask for the bikes back. If you only want the physical equipment, this might work out for you.
- mattmcknight 4y agoOne good option is to turn your bike into a stationary bike so you can use it for both purposes. Options range from cheap to crazy expensive, like everything else with bikes. https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/indoor-bike-trainers.html https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/indoor-bike-trainers...
- debacle 4y agoI'm a big fan of the Schwinn recumbent I bought pre-pandemic. It was <$250 and has seen a lot of use. Not the nicest bike by a long shot, but it gets daily use.